Corry Bowlers Lead In City Leagues Top Averages
Gerald Sonny Staples tops Corry's Class A averages at 191 in the WEWA League, with Pete Russell Jr. second at Bowl-Aire A. Harold Shorty Coan ranks high in both leagues, leading in VFW A and Bowl-Aire. Bob Hand shares No. 2 at VFW and is third at Bowl-Aire, with other top ten tied to Lamielle, Barr, and Baressi across leagues. High games and series include Coan’s 257 and 643, Baressi’s 700, and Hammond’s team marks.
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Corry
Gerald
Sonny) Staples
Staples
WEWA
Pete Russell Jr
Russell
Harold
Shorty) Coan
Coan
Veta
Bob Hand
VFW
Bill Lamielle
Dd Barr
Lamielle
Barr
Joe Baressi
Baressi
Whitley
Sonny Staples
Shorty Doan
Bill Hammond Ina
Ed Barr
Lafe Douglas
Bill Lamielle Wi
Phil Lampie
Hammond
Jobe Bares
Russell Bemis
Prank Messina
Larry Barr
Meerhoff
Corry Jamestown
Shorty Coan
Local Pistol Team Sets Record With 2778
The Red and way pistol team posted 2778 to 2565 over Frank lin Army Reserves, the highest local pistol annals, beating the old mark by five. Lindberg brothers led the Corryites with Dick 560 and Kurt 566 as all five Corry shooters hit at least 550, with Butler second in the league and City Firemen third.
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Franklin Army
Lindberg Brothers
Franklin High names Eakin as new athletic director
Wayneakin High School appoints Eakin as Athletic Director replacing Mr. Treadwell who retires. Eakin, an assistant football and track coach, will begin with a $6000 annual salary and receive two $200 raises. The district reports an $449.80 football operation loss for the season and cites gates from Cony at $31 and Tidusville shine at $55 as the smallest.
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Tidusville Shine
Illinois Bows to Badgers as Coach's Plans Go Smoky
Coach Harry Combes aimed for a 14-0 Big Ten start but Wisconsin upset Illinois 84-77 in Madison. Illinois drops to 14-3 overall and 6-1 in the league while Wisconsin climbs to 3-4 in conference play. Other top teams, including Mississippi State and Colorado, won to reinforce rapid-season races.
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Associated Press
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Why No Negro Cagers Why No Negro Cagers
Salem Oregon AP A controversy flared over whether Oregon State University discriminated against Black basketball players A state legislator said there has never been a Negro on coach Slats Gill's Oregon State team and urged action Rep Berkeley Lent noted he had proposed a bill to bar Mississippi games over its racial policy and questioned local teams need correction before guiding Mississippi.
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Salem
Ore
Oregon State University
Amory T
Slats
University of Mississippi
Mississippi
University of Missisippi
Lent
Gill
Russell Snares Rebound Lead in NBA Records Quest
New York report confirms Bill Russell officially surpassed Dolph Schayes as the NBA alltime rebound leader with 11 041 career boards versus Schayes 11 005, though unofficial counts still credit Schayes due to missing early seasons. Wilt Chamberlain posts 24 1 ppg with 7 506 rebounds for a strong second.
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New York
Hill Russell
Boston Celtics
Dolph Schayes
Syracuse Nationals
National Basketball Association
Schayes
Russell
NBA
Lenabe
Wilt Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Memorial for longtime Mercersburg track coach Jimmy Curran
Jimmy Curran, revered Mercersburg Academy track coach for 51 years, died in a Chambersburg hospital at 83. A Scot with a storied past, he mentored 12 Olympic runners and four Olympic gold medalists, including Ted Meredith and Allen Woodring, and inspired many students from Mercersburg and beyond.
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Mercersburg Academy
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18Th Hussars
Cairo
Highland Light Infantry
Luisitania
America
Chambersburg
Jack Glascott
Penn
Jack
Galashiels
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Ted Meredith
Allen Woodring
Bill Carr
Charlie Moore
al Robinson
Mickey Wright Seals Tampa Open Victory in Playoff
Dallas golfer Mickey Wright, a dominant young pro, won the St Petersburg Women's Open in a playoff against Marilyn Smith. Wright already claimed two victories in three events this season after firing a 69 to win by nine strokes.
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Dallas
Miss Wright
Marilynn Smith
Tequesta
Fla
St. Petersburg
High Individual Games and Players Noted in Team Letters
The record highlights high individual scores and names such as Pete Russell Jr. Joe Baressi and Vince in letters. Notable entries include Roxann Bradford, Rosa Baker, Pat Fenny, and Seay Ross Baker with scores like 664 Reg Kweens and 234. The fragmented text lists multiple individuals tied to high achievements in a sports or club context.
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Joe Baressi
Roger Smith
Peta Russell Jr
Pete Russell Jr
Vince
Reg Kweens
Roxann Bradford
Rosa Baker
Pat Fenny
Seay Ross Baker
Pennsylvania Hunters Score Strong Deer Year 1962
Pennsylvania hunters produced a record deer harvest in 1962 with 72 418 deer, including 42 266 legal bucks and 90 647 antlerless deer. Buck harvest set a four year high, while small game declined, and Potter County led in total buck kills with 2 023. Lycoming topped bear kills at 84, Pike 68, Clinton 55, Carleton 41, and Elk 129. The one day December 17 season yielded significant harvest, underscoring the state as a premier whitetail hunting area in the East.
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Gant Pomumission
Digwest
Libruins
Hiunteys
M. J. Goldett
Kite Commission
Anileriess
Pennsylvania
Golden
Lycoming Couy
Potter County
Basketball Tonight Undated Local Schedule Muddled
This item lists multiple high school and area games with mislabeled or missing dates. Entries include Corry Meadville Hickory at Meadville Eile Tech at Pranktin Ranu at Warren and several other matchups across the region with cities like Warren Oil City Grove City Erie and Fairview, lacking clear scheduling details.
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Eile Tech
Pranktin
Ranu
Warren
Oil City
Grove City
General McLane
Fort LeBoeuf
Union City
Fairview
Lawrence Park
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Girard
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Foungsville
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Townville
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Linesville
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Sharpsville
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Mercer
Cranberry
Lakeview
Pymatuning
Cochranton
Hockey players fined for stick sparring in Rochester game
Bob Dillaboneh of the Pittsburgh Hornets and Jim Puppin of the Rochester Americans were fined 200 dollars each by American Hockey League President James G. Balmer. The penalties total 400 dollars after a referee report found deliberate intent to injure during Sunday night’s Rochester game.
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Bob Dillaboneh
Pittsburgh Hornets
Jim Puppin
Rochester Americans
James G. Balmer
American Hockey League
Dalton McArthur
Rochester
Bowling action and high scores in multiple leagues at Bowl-Aire
Wilbur VanEarden led Kenley Wreachie in a busy Bowling day as five men's leagues competed at Bowl-Aire. A 232 opening sparked a string of 190s and 200s from players including Grande Dobsherry, Paul Holtivk, and Chuck Williams. Other top marks came from Shorty Doan, Bob Hand, Foti Stewart, Paul Hurlbut, and multiple 200s across the A League, B League, and Businessmen's League, with strong showings at VFW and Avalon Center.
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Kenley
Bowl-Aire
Clymer
Jiliey
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Grande Dobsherry
Paul Holtivk
Dotehmien
Titans dominate Westminster in 7 point college game
Westminster Titans win 71 64 over St Francis as Francis suffers 13th loss in 19 games. Grove City tops St Vincent 75 00 with Dive Marovich 25 and Bob Patrick 14 leading Grove City scoring. Tennessee State beats Gannon 85 7 as TSU holds steady early then closes out late. Holywood Curtis Cokes defeats Johnny Newman in boxing at Dallas. Isaac Logar defeats Mel Collins in Maine.
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Westminster
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Maine
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Giants unsigned eight players loom over camp
Eight National League champions remain unsigned including Willie Mays Orlando Cepeda and stars like Juan Marichal Don Larsen and Jose Pagan. Dodgers reach terms with two players as MLB spring camps begin while Yankees hold advance camp at Fort Lauderdale with Pepitone Hegan and others in early workouts.
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Tost Ah
Willie McCovey
Willie Mays
Orlando Cepeda
Jack Sanford
New York Yankees
Fort Tauderdale
Fla
Ralph Houk
Joe Pepitoe
Mike Hegan
Cincinnati Tops AP Poll. Loyola Chicago Stays Runner-Up
University of Cincinnati remains the top team in the AP college basketball poll with 40 of 41 first place votes as an undefeated Loyola Chicago holds second. Duke sits third with a 17 2 record while the poll notes the spread of first place support.
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Associated Press
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Chicago
Loyola
Runnner
Duke
Butts Leaving Georgia Athletic Department
Atlanta Constitution reports Wallace Butts, athletic director and former football coach, plans to terminate his association with the University of Georgia athletic department on June 1. Butts declined comment yesterday. He joined the Georgia athletic staff as an assistant coach in 1988.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Atlanta Constitution
Wallace Butts
University of Georgia
Butts
Agenol
Georgia Athletic Staff
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